## Makefile.am: top level automake makefile for ECS.
## Process this file with automake to get Makefile.in
##
## $Id$

# Makefile.in: top level autoconf makefile for ECS
#
# $Id$

AUTOMAKE_OPTIONS = gnu

PACKAGE = @PACKAGE@
VERSION = @VERSION@
RM = @RM@

# SUBDIRECTORIES

# VT: This is commented out 'cause there's no texinfo docs.
#
# buildtools directory contains texi2html that has to be crafted to the
# local Perl interpreter location

# docs directory contains all the original documentation supplied with the
# package and the entry for the automatically generated documentation
# ('apidocs' directory, run 'make javadoc' to generate the documentation).

# 'src' directory contains the source code.

SUBDIRS = docs src example

# EXTRA DISTRIBUTION FILES

# 'bootstrap' contains a sequence for a clean start, if you're a developer.
# If you're a user, don't bother, though it wouldn't hurt anyway.

# 'index.html' is an entry point for a Web browser.

# 'conf/*' are the files automake requires.

EXTRA_DIST = index.html \
conf/config.guess \
conf/config.sub \
conf/install-sh \
conf/missing \
conf/mkinstalldirs

# 'PACKAGES' are the Java packages comprising the ECS. This definition is
# gonna go away as soon as I determine a reliable way to figure out how to
# compose a list of packages for Javadoc.
#
# org.apache.ecs.html2ecs package is conditional on --with-openxml option
# (otherwise breaks javadoc).

PACKAGES = org.apache.ecs \
	   org.apache.ecs.filter \
	   org.apache.ecs.html \
	   @OPENXML_PACKAGE@ org.apache.ecs.xml

# 'JAVADOCX' is the javadoc properly wrapped in a classpath definition,
# which depends on the version - it's different for 1.1- and 1.2.

JAVADOCX = @JAVADOCX@
JAVA_PLATFORM = @JAVA_PLATFORM@

javadoc: clean-javadoc
	@ ${JAVADOCX} -private -version -d docs/apidocs ${PACKAGES}

clean-javadoc:
	${RM} -rf docs/apidocs/*.html 
	${RM} -rf docs/apidocs/*.css 
	${RM} -rf docs/apidocs/org
	${RM} -rf docs/apidocs/package-list

clean-generic:
	${RM} -f *~
	${RM} -f ok